Using Irish with the state

tv3tg4 · 2022-04-30 21:45:49

The official languages bill should improve Irish language service provision in the public sector. The bill is a big improvement on the languages act of 2003. The Act of 2003 should have transformed the proxision of public services but it failed. Do people think the recent languages act will work in providing services os…

30-04-2022 10:45PM

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The official languages bill should improve Irish language service provision in the public sector.
The bill is a big improvement on the languages act of 2003.
The Act of 2003 should have transformed the proxision of public services but it failed.
Do people think the recent languages act will work in providing services os gaelige?

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#2 03-05-2022 07:10AM

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058243964/using-irish-with-the-state

What's new in the act? Have they dumped those useless schemes and put in more prescriptive measures?

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#3 15-05-2022 10:57PM

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I think the schemes will be replaced by standards.
There should be more opportunities to use Irish.
I know one public office and they don't even put out Irish forms

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